Same here.

I love that. It’s hard not to giggle at the idea of someone pulling a lever and thinking “you know who will look out for the little guy? Rockefeller!”

The great thing is that don’t believe in “Right to Work.” No employer does. They believe in “Right to Fire.” My employer got extremely angry when I left and told him I didn’t owe him an explanation due to it being a Right to Work state.

Not quite the same. This person honestly believed that Barrack Obama would cut welfare and that Mitt Romney would save it. They believed Mitt Romney would help out welfare. Mitt Romney. Welfare.

Fun fact: Two of those are Democrats!

While living in West Virginia, I heard another customer at Wal-Mart exclaim “I’m not voting for that n——-, He’s going to cut my welfare.”

How did Joe Manchin, a Democratic Senator from West Virginia, and father of Mylan CEO Heather Bresch (who never earned an MBA, but had it gifted to her due to her father and Mylan CEO at the time Milan Pusker) not help working people? Oh...

The people I’ve worked with in this state proudly point out that it looks like you’re flipping someone off with your thumb out to the side.

Look at it this way: while we will have President Braeydon, we’re getting that much closer to Prez Rickard.

Yes. It’s called being Russian.

There’s no way they pull this off. Kipchoge is amazing, but there’s a better chance of Trump suddenly turning into an effective leader than him breaking 2:02. Someone will break 2, but we’re 20 years away from it. I have yet to read an opinion from anyone that knows anything about distance running that thinks…

Exactly. I honestly don’t think the GOP are evil. I don’t think they want to cut healthcare. I truly believe the Republicans want everyone to have healthcare, but more than that, they want to be the ones that gave it to us. Letting the Democrats be the ones that gave America healthcare is a win for Dems and that…

But it worked in....shit.

You guys go about this wrong. I’ve had a lot of fun talking to the Trump Voters who I know have had cancer, one who’s daughter had leukemia, and a few others who have fought and beat diseases. I’ve thanked them for sacrificing their healthcare in order to save me (a healthy person) money.

Rep. Jeff Denham: Lying even when his lips aren’t moving.

I’m a college coach. You just described the best part of my job.

As an Italian from South Jersey (outside Philly) that left the area several years ago, I can vouch for this. Generally, people don’t want to deal with (and can’t understand) someone that sounds like Rocky.

So sorry to hear that. You gave him a good life.

His version of I Shall Be Released doesn’t get enough credit. I’d give my left arm to hear him cover his father’s Song to the Siren.

Never heard that. I loved Buckley’s version. Thank you.